THE CAAOLINA WATCHMAN.
Official Vote 6 Rowan County, Election Held November 3rd, 1908.
WU. U. 0TBWABV U. Mi PHk
President
1904 1908
Congress
1906 , 1908
Sheriff
1906 , 1908
Register
of Deeds
Treas
Gorernr
Sir
Coroner
Legislature. v-
Senate
PifcUxfca Bray Wrtawtojr aft 119
TOWNSHIPS
urer
Yeyor
House
County Commissions.
a
u
s
AND
o
an
nj .
o a
a
o
a
.
a a
So
u '
u
a d
v a
e S
J3
o
- W
a 0
ha
2 a
St a
i3 a
-4- U
m4
II fw
tiletly
2 8
Q
J 1-1
VOTING PRECINTS.
0)
0
p a
SPA
n a
2 a
a
?
ISO
P3
a
8
8
- 4)
a v
A
J3 D
4)
8
-a a
u a,
5P
4
J3 v
a.
53
n i
o at
.3 PS
a
a
a
a.
fa
290
199
18
265
193
248
193
84
251
25!
.341
281
65
280
219
289
67
279
215
284
279
219
m
210
286
204
206
58
67
109
157
47
71
277
matter Jaa.
276
213
64
98
50
64
105
158
42
278
2221
284
128
186
276
278
219
288
101
104j
157
68
103
157
67
103
161
41
72
36
68
88
105
156
38
70
68
67
279
219
285;
22lj
204
57
73
56
134
81
94
279
218
285
219
204
58
76
56
134
81
90
$2
32
61
51
41
67
36
68
98
156
39
75
35
67
88
129
104
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
229
286
19U. 1M. at tte fort ofl at Balte
mrr, K O. ur tfci act af Catcnm
of Uana to. 1OT.
1330
70
188
65
210
100
11
217
219
155
290!
222
100
102
280
212
160
253
16
51
8
34
217
121
283
221
4(fl
220
39
285
221
159;
157
217
124
41
61
201
223
221
71
52
16
46
218
207
57
75
57
135
207
58
75
71
209
207
38
73
36
79
40
39
193
53
202
54
100
54
70
36
66
87
129
104
74
36
63
87
129
36
68
87
56
44
68
71
701
59!
75
74
36
72
73
50
52
197
56
73
56
136
82
52
41
36
48!
203
36
66
89
129
57
205
59
70
56
136
82
86
59
76
55
135
82
89
99
33
36
66
89
129
104
73:
36
68
88i
129
104
29
83
Salibbury, N. C.,Nov 11, 1908.
54
67
88
57
57
134
57
jl29
100
87
54
130
78
88
71
56
133
82
55
134
82
89
132
104
133
130
10
130
8.
61
8:
104
130
mm..
It don't make much difference
now how it all happened, the
damage is done.
We will anxiously await the
tide of prosperity which was to
folJow the election of Mr. Taft.
The election is over, the smoke
of the battle has blown away and
we can all settle dowjp. .quietly to
business once more.
Probably the best way to com
bat the simplified spelling dialect
is to refuse to take or read papers,
magazines, etc., making use of it.
Chairman Mack would be a
good man to have around a metro
politan daily. He could be made
very useful in giving out figures
concerning the papsr's circula
tion.
ITT l i " r m , i i
we ao nope mr. ran; will De as
good as his word and steer us clear
of any more panics. He said the
people should have prosperity in
large gobs if they vould elect him
and they have "gone and did it."
fteaa me article in tnis paper
entitled: "Protestantism in
bpam. and reflect how remark
able it is that a country complete
ly controlled by Catholicism for
centuries, is just now awakening
to the doctrines of the Bible and
things spiritual.
Salisbury, North Ward
East "
' West "
South "
" Spencer r.
" East Spencer
Atwell, Bradshaw
" Enochville
China Grove, China Grove
" " Lane is.
Cleveland. .
Franklin
Gold Hill, Gold Hill...
" Bernhardt' Mill...
" " Granite Quarry
Litaker, Bostian X Roads
" Heilig's Mill
Locke, Bost's Mill
" Grant Creek
Morgan
Mount Ulla
Providence, Hatter Shop..
" Rowan Academy
Scotch Irish
Steele
Unity
Totals, 1908
Totals, 1906.
11
12
IS
14
15
16
I
18
19
20i
21
22
2;
24
2n
26,
it
28
110
96
47
5J
43
49
78i
3
23
70
48
69
26
43
50
.78
2314
21
31
72
59
32
73
54
12
31
137
33
59
51
51
33
19
f270
87
88
30
62
. 40
46
66
31
28i
' 89
65
61
42
54
42
76
2392
33
76
85
78
54
82
82
17
35
136
69
64
68
66
44
49
2009
53
146
77
103
113
47
62
63
51
69
28
23
44
79
79:
49
56
43
84
2348
71
54
40
47
59
42
26
1297
a a. s d tea 1 p. 8 a
,gQ Sft gfc -CQ g y Q g
jtc o w o w a s a
266 85 281 74 226 40 255 86
192 136 220 113 160 58 175 134
272 177 270 171 181 128 283 165
198 59 219 35 191 23 194 59
188 87 208 65 110 53 194 83
53 41 58 36 30 18 59 36
74 68 72 69 47 52 58 84
55 88 56 88 45 76 45 97
135 129 137 126 123 124 113 142
80 102 77 107 64 64 79 109
89 32 88 32 106 18 59 48
92 77 97 73 70 62 91 79
30 85 28 89 38 51 31 83
62 79 64 78 55 64 62 80
46 46 47 44 48 38 46 48
45 82 42 82 45 77 41i 80
65 83 68 81 39 107 54! 95
37 15 36 16 16 23 37j 14
28 34 28 34 22 31 31 29
88 132 93 133 39 109 90 134
65 70 69 67 73 58 50 82
66 57 65 60 61 46 61 64
41 69 43 69 34 57 42 69
58 64 58 63 56 63 46 64
41 45 43 42 39 37 16 67
80 46 82 46 54 46 58 67
2440 L988 2780 1662 2270 2098
2497 1198 1967 1523
89
100
33
64
49
43
70
37
30
87
69
66
42
61
46
82
2590
2374
31
71
82
74
46
79
79
15
33
131
68
59
68
61
39j
46
1835
1283
101
33J
63
48!
41
67
38
29
84
69
66
43
59
46
81
2576
2371
31
69
82
46
81
82
14
34
132
68
59
68
62
40
47
1856
1291
134
82
89
95
33
61
48
41
67
35
29
83
69
66
38
58
44
80
2546!
6:
49
41
69
35
29
89
69
66
43
58;
46
81
2582
2352
31
77
82
73
46
79
J7
34
131
68
51
68
63
39;
47
1770
1271
134
82
88
98
31
61
49
41
72.
37
30
92
-69
66
43
57
46
82i
2544
2396
104
31
73
82
79
45
81
77
15
33
133
68
58:
68;
63
36
47
1859
1271
81
86
93
33
60
48
40
62
3
2
781
69
65
41
60
41
79
81
89
96
33
2538
2297
49
41
67
37
30
83
69
66
43
58
42
80
2526
2183
104
30
75
82
62h 80
45
81
83
15
37
1321
68
60
69
63
43
47
1879
1359
104
31
73
82
82
47
81
80
15
33
132
68
59
68
63
43
47,
2006,
1344
86
77
32
60
48
48
75
36
30
116
69
66
41
59
45
79
2579
2384
71
32
60
45
46
54
35
43
76
69!
65
39
58
36
79
2499
2272
85
32
60
46
41
60
37
31
78
69
63
38
58
47
82
2528
29
78
69
64
40
58
36
80
2454
90
.80
22
60
45
41
56
36
29
77
68
64
37
59
41
79
2498
The Socialists had out a ticket and received the following number of votes;
commissioners 31.
88
131
105
31
79
82
75
83
17
32
132
69
59
70
63
54
47
1898
77
82!
82! 7
!
46
85
82!
14!
23j
95
68
52
66
63
36
47
1808
104
28
73
81
70
42
81
42
15
30
131
68
63
64
63
42
47
1810
82
82
50
80
102
18
32
132
68
62
69
631
47
1910
1405
128
105
31
102
-82
82
41
76
83
15
32
132!
68
59
70
63
44
47
1890
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
for sheriff, H. C. Bueck, 43; for register of deeds, J. J. Qanttz, 32; for treasurer, L. T. Brown, 33; average vote for county
It will be remembered that
shortly Drior to the election, the',
Democratic members of the Anti
Saloon League made public an
uouncement of their intention to
support the Democratic nominees,
regardless of whether those nomi
nees were W9t or dry. This state
ment! waB made in good faith and
we have excellent reason for be
lieving the promise was faithfully
carried out. In view of the deter
mination of these citizen to sup
port the candidates whe were wet
men, it would have been only a
matter of common justice and
fairness if the Democrats had also
supported the ticket. Hardly
any one needs to be bold that the
fight made on certain of the can
didates by men who had hereto
fore voted the Democratic ticket,
was the one prime cause of the
THE ROAD TO WEALTH.
It Is the First Thousand Dollars That
Counts.
"The thing that counts,".-said a
man of independently large means,
accumulated by hard work, saving
and wise investments, "is the first
thousand dollars. When you've got
that amount together you are be
ginning to get somewhere, and with
that start you will want to keep on.
The red ink interest entries that
you see put down in your savings
bank book twice a year will strike
you very pleasantly kideed. As in
terest on your thousand dollars
you'll get $35 or $40 in a year.
Your money has begun earning
money for you.
"You've got an income now, and
vouH wan to add to it. You will
leave that interest in the bank, to
be added to your principal, and
now your interest will begin to
draw interest, and, to be sure, you
will keep right on adding to your
We hope Chairman Mack will
have no finder in the next presi
dential campaign but come to
think of it, why have any more
presidential campaigns? Let ub
turn the whole business over to
the Republicans as they seem to
have a continuous performance of
it any way.
An esteemed local contempo
rary perpetrates the following,
and so far as we have learned,
justice has not yet been meted
out :
"Mr, Hitchcock may justly
claim exemption from Solomon's
observation that all men are
not expected to be profound Bi
ble students.
Trinciriftl. too. find pvptv nix -mnntlia
usual majority in the county be- y0un see those red figures growing
ing so badlyBlashed. The caudi- bigger and bigger, pretty figures to
contemplate, and youll keep right
along saving. But the thing that
really counts is the first thousand
dollars. Get that and vou're all
right, and you'll always be glad
you saved it.
For there really is nothing like
financial independence or like hav
ing at least some money laid by.
Then if you want money you've got
it. You don't have to go to friends
to borrow and take the risk of be
ing refused, the risk of being com
pelled to go without what you need.
If you ve got money in the bank
you can go there and get it. There
might come a time when you would
date upon whom the fiercest and
hardest fight was made, has been
elected, as we felt assured he
would be, so those who fought
him have nothing to reward them
but memory of the labor and
possibly cash they used against
him. How much better, for the
sake of the party if nothing more,
if the bolting Democrats of th
county had buried the hatchet
and stood together. The least
one can say is that they did not
meet their brethren of the Anti-
LEFT OH HER DOORSTEP
FOR THIS MOTHER
Mrs. A. Q. Tuson, of Ldvermore, Cal.,
writes: "I picked up from my door
step one day a little book in which I
soon became very much Interested.
My little girl of five years of age had
been troubled for a long time with
loss of appetite, extreme nervousness
and undue fatigue. She was all run
down and In a very delicate condition.
"This little book was very compre
hensively written, and told of the new
method of extracting the medicinal ele
ments of the cod's liver from the oil,
eliminating the obnoxious oil which is
bo hard for children to take.
" 'Just the thing,' said I, for my little
daughter,' and I immediately went for
a bottle of Vinol. It helped her won
derfully., She has gained rapidly In
flesh and strength, and she does not
take cold half so easily.
"I am extremely grateful for the
good it has done her, and I hope other
mothers who have weak, delicate or
ailing children will be benefited by my
experience and just give Vinol a trial."
j pOOoi
I COAT
Smith Drug Co., Salisbury
Saloon League in a proper spirit, need money for your family or for
yourself very much. It s a grand
The Human Finger Bowl.
'I'm fond of the table d'hotes,"
said the table d'hote fiend,"but they
are ruining the manners of the peo
ple. The other night I saw the pret-
nest girl at a table across from me,
so pretty I could hardly keep my
eyes off her. She was dressed in
Who will question the sincerity
&ud the genuine patriotism of
these words of Mr. Bryan, spoken white, with a big white hat covered
in the last sneech ho madA nrinc L11 a wm veu ana na loveiy
r a
his magnificent campaign?
I have tried to help make this
government a government of the
people, by the people and for the
people. For eighteen years vou
have had a chance to scan my ev
ery apeech and act. While Re
publican leaders have disappeared
as the result of investigations, I
have invited the scrutiny of my
opponents and have outlived their
criticisms and their misrepresen
tations. I know not what the fu
ture has for me. 1 know not
whether it ia the people's wish
that I shall be their spokesman in
the White House, Tr continue to
perform the work, which I have
tried to. perform, as a private citi
zen. But I have not lived in vain.
Noble words, spoken by a grand
and noble man.
thing to have it where you can get
"There s nothing mean about
Deinsr savin? ana aeenmn atin?
o o
money. On the contrary, it is every
man's dutv to make himself finan
cially independent. I don't mean
at all that a man wants to set out
to accumulate great wealth. There
is no great fun in that. But what
he does want to do is to get togeth
er enough to live on modestly."
.New York Sun.
Notice to Non-Resident.
North Carolina, Rowan county,
In Superior Court, before the Clerk
Harriet C. Sechler vs Stokes Sechler,
.Lee Sechler and others.
NOTICE TO NON-RE SIDE XT.
To Lee Sechler, take notice :
ou are hereby notified that sum
mons has been issued and petition filed
in the above entitled cause against all
of the heirs-at-law of R. S. W. Sechler
and William Sechler for the purpose of
semng one nouse ana lot ana one vacant
lot in the town of China Grove for par
tition and division and to pay to Har
riet C. bechler the value of her life
interest therein and pay the residue to
tne neirs-at-Iaw, and thtt said sum
mons and bearing will be had on De-
c -mber the 8th, 1908, and that unless
you appear and answer or demur and
show cause, if any, why said lands
should not be sold as prayed for, the
petition win be heard ex parte as to
you and the relief demanded therein
will be granted.
Herein fail not. This October 27th,
iwu.
J. Frank McCdbbins.
Clerk Superior Court Rowan county.
mx. iee vvrignc, attorney. 10-28 6t
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
O
O
O
0
0
0
0
f
SUITS, CLOAKS,
At prices that cannot
be matched.
We are showing a
very swell line of Tailor-made
Coat Suits at
popular prices
$15 TO $25
made in the very latest
styles, made of Broad
cloth and fancy woven
hard finished Worsted,
etc., in all best colors.
are really cheaper than vou would ex
pect for such pretty suits.
Prices $16, $18.50, $20 and $25.
We also have very pretty suits at $10 00 and $12.50.
ETC.,
Bui the prices
blue eyes, and when she had finished
eating her pear she licked every fin
ger she had on both hands." New
Ynrlr Proaa
Forehanded.
isn b bo aimcuit to strengthen ino- ori - farrn flT1(i n ha
a weak Stomach if one goes at it Uf egressions were whollv unfamil
Mill At V 1
PEOPLES
III
BANK
Bargains in Cloaks.
SadieB' long Wash Cloaks. Price 2 98
and 3 48
$7.50 value Ladies' long Covert and Ku?ey
Coat. Special $5 OO
Etra nice Cloaks at 7 50 and 10 00
Children's Dear Skin Coats at 2 00
2 48 and 2 98
Shoes for All the Family.
We sell Goodwear All Polid Leather
Shoes for Womnn and Children, which
are tTie VERY BEST made. Let us
get np your winter shoes. Will sell
you shoes that will last well and for
less mouey than othere will ask for
shoddy shoes. -v
.1 mi j .i
correcuy. inis is true oi tne
Heart and Kidneys. The old
fashioned wav of dosing the Stom
1 1 . w
acn or stimulating tne Heart or
Kidneys is surely wrong 1 Dr.
Shoop first pointed out this error.
jo to tne weax or ailing nerves
of these organs," said hb. Each
inside organ has its controlling or
"inside nerve." When these
nerves fail then those organs must
falter. This vital truth is lead
ing druggists everywhere to dis
pense and recommend Dr. Shoop's
R.fiot.nrnt.i wo A Irvo nana to of. roil!
surely tell! Sold by Cornelisoi
& Cook.
The Watchman desires to con
gratulate the Democratic party of
Rowan upon the fact that it elect
ed its entire county ticket. The
Republicans did not touch a man
on it, notwithstanding they were
aided in their efforts by a number
of citizens who have lined up -vith
the Democratic party since they
were of voting agfe. The hot fight
made on one of our candidates on
ly had one effect, that of some
what reducing the majority he
should have received. But the
party stood by its ticket nobly,
wnen one considers the efforts
made to swerve so many Demo
crats from their allegiance. -We
How Printing Began.
Laurentms of Haarlem invented
the art of printing about A. D. 1430
and practiced it with separate wood
en types. liutenberg afterward
invented cut metal types, but the
art was carried ,to perfection b
Peter Schoeffer, who invented the
mode of casting the types in mat
rices. Tederick Corselhe bean U
print at Oxford in 1468 with wooden
types, but it was William Caxton
who introduced into England tin-
an oi printing wren iusiie types, m
1474.
lar to her. . One day she chanced to
hear her country hostess praising
tne good qualities of a thrifty neigh
bor.
ne reany ain t got mucn com
pared to some folks," said the farm
er's wife, "but he makes out won
derful well. He's so forehanded."
That evening the man thus laud
ed happened to drop in, and Kath-
erine immediately sidled up to him,
with curious eyes. Slowly she re
volved about the chair in which he
sat, and so persistently did she gaze
at mm that the farmers wife final
ly noticed it.
KTTT .11 T7" M
vv eu, jvatnerine, she said, "vou
seem to find a good deal to look at
m Mr. B., don't you r
"Why," replied the child, her lit
tle forehead wrinkling m perplex
ity, "I did want to see his two uvver
hands, but I can't. Is he sittin' on
'em ?" New York Times.
0
0
o
0
0
8AL1LBURY, N. C.
Docs a Geueral Ran kin it
Business.
We pay 4 per cent on time de
posits. Interest payable every
tnree months.
Prompt attention given to anv
i - . . . "
ousiness entrusted to us.
Your business solicited.
feoples' national Bank.
D, R. Julian, J. D. Norwood,
President. Cashier.
P. H. TprnMPsnv J A Pwttttp-d
V.-President. Teller.
Do You Want to Help
Make Good Times ?
Dress Goods Bargains. Men's and Boys' Clothing.
58 in. Grey Wool Goods, regular 75 cent
value, notice the width, and only 48cd
Big selection of Serges, Panama Worsteds,
etc., all best and most popular shade,
at 48 and 50c
$1.75 yard wide Black Taffeta at 89c
Men's $2 00 Pants at
Men's $8.50 Black Suits at
Men's $10.50 Worsted Suits at
Extra values in Men's Suits at
12 50 and
1 48
6 50
7 50
10 50
15 00
Millinery.
We are headquartdrs for stylish Millinery
and at reasonable prices.
Big stoce Boys' Knee Pants Suits at 98c
1 25 1 48
You will do the right thing to look at
these suits before you buy.
Men's 50c Heavy Fleeced Underwear,
0
0
o
0
0
0
shirts and drawers. Special
39c
Then put your money in our
bank. We will put it into
Circulation and pay you
o
Cjo
Belk-Harry Company.
0
0
4 PER CENT INTEREST
Needed More.
tf i
"nere is some complexion pow
der, auntie said little Tommy Tod
dles. "I bought this little box for
trust sincerely that by the time mamma and the great big box for
AUf another nminf.v oihttirtn ftof JV"
little soreness and- bitterness
which may have existed during
tne campaign just ended, will
have passed away and all Demo
crats found presenting a solid
"ont to the enemy! We con-
emulate the successful candi-
uaiea.
"But why did you think I needed
such a large box? ' asked the visit
ing aunt in surprise. ,
-un, Decause i neara papa say
you were two faced.' Kansas City
Independent.
DeWITT'S CARBOLIZED WITCH HAZEL
SALVE For Piles, Burns, Sores.
He Got the Ad.
"You're not on that horrid pa
per, are you," cried the girl who
speaks her mind, "though I did once
meet a reporter from it who was
rather nice ? He came to see about
gettmg an advertisement What!
Not a reporter? Whv. I thought
ne was. well, anyway, 1 had lost a
dog, and he said he had heard of it
and wanted to know if I didn't want
to advertise in his paper for it. I
told him I didn't belie veil liked his
old paper, and he said he didn't
think much of it himself, but he
thought it was pretty apt to reach
tne class of people who stole dogs.
And so since he was so polite about
it I thought I might; as well adver
tise in it. But I didn't get the dog."
New York Globe.
Rodol For indigestion.
palpitation of the heart. Digests what you eat.
WACHOVIA LOAN S TRUST GO
Mortgage Sale.
Default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness secured
oy a mortgage deed of trust executed
y G. G. Rex to W. W. Reid on the
!N h Attn nf AnTl'l IfiQl on1 rlul-tr wa-
ThlS "Will make prosperity and corded in book No. 8. page t6, of Row
, , . , , " , county Record of Mortgages, pursu-
everybOdy Will be benefited, ant to the provisions of said mortgage
the undersigned will sell at public sale
to the highest bidder for cash at the
court house door in Salisbury, North
Carolina, on
Monday, the 7th day of December, 1908,
at 12 o'clock m., the following proper-
That certain tract of land adioinins
the lands of Smith Graham, John Rex,
nssey Irraham, and others, confain-
ig 40 acres more or less, and being
t ie land unon which the said G. W:
Hex now resides. "
Also 1 bay horse called Cobble. 1 bay
mare called Dinah, and I monse-col-
oi-od mare mule called Lige. .The last
payment having been made on sid in-
dabtedness the 24th dav of February.
1902.
This the 2nd day of November. 1908.
H. A. Bernhardt, ( Admrs. of
F. M. Thompson. ( WW Reid
B. B. Miller, attorney.
The
State's Strongest Banking Institution.
KILL the COUGH
AND CURE THE LUNGS
WITH
Dr. Ling's
fJev; Discovery
F0RC8I;shst,
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
OS MONEY REFUNDED.
DR.KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
Will Surely Stop That Cough.
Mortgage Sale.
Default having been made in the pay
ment of the debt secured by a certain
mortgage deed of trust executed by
Walter E. Montgomery to F. J. Rose
man on the 22nd day of October, 1907,
and duly registered in book. 31, page
522, of Rowan county Record of Mort
gages, pursuant to the provisions of
said mortgage the undersigned will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in
Salisbury, North Carolina, on
Monday, tiie 7th day of December, 1908.
at 12 o'clock m , the following proper
ty: Beginning at a stake in the West
edge of the uew Concord road fiftv and
one-third feet from the touthwest
stone corner of the intersection of
Wharton street and said road, and rnna
thence south two and three-fourth e-s-rees
east with the the west pd cro r.f
said aoad fifty and one-third feet tn
stake in west edSe of said road, thence
south 80 degrees west 136 feet, to a
stake, thence north 10 degrees west 50
feet to a Btake, then.ee north 80 de
degrees east 143 feet to the beginning
same being lot No. 69 on the Southern
Loan & Trust Company's may of prop
erty adjoining the Great South Ward
of the city of Salisbury. See Rowan
county Record of Deeds, book 106, page
67, and book 113, page 60.
This the 2nd day of November. 1908.
Hi. J. Kos-eman, trustee
B. B. Muxes attorney.
Mortgage Sale.
Pursuant to the provisions of a cer
tain mortgage deed of trrst made the
2 1st day of December, 1906, by G W
Frix and wife, Lily Orr Frix, for the
protection and benefit of Alexander
Lyerly, and duly registered in book 10,
page 62, of Rowan county Record of
Mortgages, default having been made
in payment of the debt which st?id
mortgage was given to neon u
dersigned will sell at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door in Salisbury, North Caroli
na, on
Monday, the 7th dav of Dpcemhor lona
an 12 o'clock m., the following roper-
One lot lot in the West ward nf th
r o i i . . . "-
i iausuur- ginning at a stake
at the Eastern intersection of Monroe
and Jackson streets, and runs thence
Southeast with Monroe street 50 feet
to a stake, thence Northeast parallel
with Jackson afreet le5 feet to a stake
in j, M. Maupin's line, thence paral
lel with Monroe street 50 feet to a
stake in the edge of Jockson street,
thence Southeast with the edge of Jack
son street 23g feet to the beginning
same being a part of lot No. 6 in divi
sion of the Blackmer property as ap
pears on the Ramsay plat. See Rowan
county Kecord of Deeds, book 109. page
118.
This the 2nd day of November, 1908.
In -o v, lveblt, trustee.
I a. is. Millbb, attorney.
O
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
o
0
0
0
0
0
o
I
V,
n 0 III 1 -